Add page numbers to a PDF with Page 1 of 10, Roman numerals, a custom first number and the pages you choose. Free and private.
Choose a PDF to number
Drag and drop a file here, or click the button. PDF files up to 80 MB.
Your file stays on your device. The numbers are added in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
NinjaFunction's PDF Page Numbers adds numbers to the pages of a PDF in your browser. Choose a look such as 1, Page 1, Page 1 of 10 or 1 / 10, Arabic or Roman numerals, one of six positions, the first number, the text size, colour and distance from the edge, skip the cover page, and number the outer edge for two-sided printing. Your file is never uploaded.
| Look | Example | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 7 | Simple documents |
| Page 1 | Page 7 | Reports and manuals |
| Page 1 of 10 | Page 7 of 10 | Forms and contracts, so a missing page is easy to spot |
| 1 / 10 | 7 / 10 | A short and neat footer |
| - 1 - | - 7 - | Letters and formal papers |
No. The numbers are added inside your browser, so your file stays on your device.
Yes. Set the first number. For example, if this file continues another one that ended on page 20, start at 21.
Turn on "Skip the first page". The second page then shows the number 2, as it is the second page of the file.
Yes. Choose i, ii, iii or I, II, III. This is useful for the front pages of a report or a book.
For two-sided printing it puts the number on the outer edge: on the right of odd pages and on the left of even pages, like a book.
Yes. The number is placed as the page is shown and follows the reading direction.
No. The tool only adds the numbers on top of each page. The text, images and links stay as they were.
The PDF can be up to 80 MB. A password protected PDF must be unlocked first.
